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God's Name Removed from the Bible

Tabb

Active Member
No it doesn't. If YHVH is God then you might say it means that. Yeshua means YHVH is salvation.

Oh stop it. I'm talking about a meaning of a name. You have no idea what you're talking about. Look up the meaning of Yeshua. YHWH is God's name.
 

savagewind

Veteran Member
Premium Member
Oh stop it. I'm talking about a meaning of a name. You have no idea what you're talking about. Look up the meaning of Yeshua. YHWH is God's name.

Some people seem to think so. Do you know some people think Yeshua and YHVH are the same?
 

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
And the 7,000+ times God's Name occurs in the Bible are there because he doesn't want us to use his Name? That defies reason, IMO. There is nothing symbolic about God's commands to praise and glorify his Name.
Yet, the Jews, who wrote the dang thing, didn't vocalize the name. They wrote it so that readers would know who they were referring to. "Praising" and "glorifying" God's name doesn't include vocalizing the name. :facepalm:
 

outhouse

Atheistically
"Praising" and "glorifying" God's name doesn't include vocalizing the name. :facepalm:

Knowing there were Jews early on that could recite these books in Hebrew in oral tradition, said what exactly before they quit saying it out loud?

They had no problem describing it very differently, and Yahweh would have been no exception. El Elyon, god most high. El shaddai, god almighty

Interesting what oral tradition used when reciting this during the period it was not spoken.
 

rusra02

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
Yet, the Jews, who wrote the dang thing, didn't vocalize the name. They wrote it so that readers would know who they were referring to. "Praising" and "glorifying" God's name doesn't include vocalizing the name. :facepalm:

The Jews did use God's name freely in both their worship and daily conversations, as previously mentioned in this thread. Here are a few examples of many; Ruth 1:13, 2:4, Joshua 23:14,15 There is no valid basis to claim the Jews did not speak God's Name.
 

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
The Jews did use God's name freely in both their worship and daily conversations, as previously mentioned in this thread. Here are a few examples of many; Ruth 1:13, 2:4, Joshua 23:14,15 There is no valid basis to claim the Jews did not speak God's Name.
"LORD" isn't God's name.
 

rusra02

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
"LORD" isn't God's name.

The word "LORD" in all capital letters is used to indicate that Jehovah's Name was replaced. The manuscripts of the Hebrew Scriptures contain Jehovah's name in Hebrew in the scripture verses I cited, and in thousands of other verses.
 

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
The word "LORD" in all capital letters is used to indicate that Jehovah's Name was replaced. The manuscripts of the Hebrew Scriptures contain Jehovah's name in Hebrew in the scripture verses I cited, and in thousands of other verses.
So? It's not God's name. It's substituted for YHVH, because YHVH isn't pronounceable. It didn't "replace" YHVH. "Replacing" indicates that "LORD" has supplanted YHVH as God's name.
 
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